Comparison
Strengthmaker vs. Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf delivers AI coaching based on many personality assessments right inside Slack, Teams and email. Strengthmaker focuses on strengths: its own diagnostic, daily challenges, team analytics and facilitated workshops. Here are the differences.
Where both agree
- Both want development to happen in daily work, not end after the training.
- Both connect individual insights with a team view.
- Both use AI to give prompts at the right moment.
Where they differ
| Strengthmaker | Cloverleaf | |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation | Own strengths diagnostic (30 talent themes), model-open | 13+ assessments incl. DISC, Enneagram, 16 Types |
| Where it runs | Personal App, Studio web app, optional Slack Prompts | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, email, HR systems |
| Workshops | Facilitated Team Experiences from €990 net, Studio included | Software; workshops through coaches and partners |
| Language & market | German and English, built in Dresden for DACH | English first, USA |
| Pricing | Public: Free, Premium €4.90/month, Studio from €250/month | Per person; no prices on the pricing page, trial for teams under 50 people |
Cloverleaf details from cloverleaf.me/pricing, as of October 2026.
Who each fits
Strengthmaker fits when strengths should be the shared language, you want a facilitated start and German-language support matters.
Cloverleaf fits when you want many assessments in one tool and coaching deeply integrated into Slack, Teams and your HR systems.
Frequently asked questions
Is Strengthmaker available in Slack?
Yes, the Slack Prompts add-on sends your team weekly strengths prompts in Slack.
What does Cloverleaf cost?
Cloverleaf charges per person and lists no amounts on its pricing page. Strengthmaker shows all prices publicly.
Can I bring existing assessment results?
Yes. Strengthmaker is model-open – you can use results from other strength models.
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